ALAIN DELON

The French actor Alain Delon used to be one of the most prominent figures in Europe’s film and television industry. His heyday as an actor was during the ’60s when he starred in films such as Rocco and His Brothers, The Yellow Rolls-Royce and Lost Command. During this time, Delon was a contestant collaborator of the industry’s top directors. After six Hollywood films, Delon returned to France to make The Last Adventure opposite Lino Ventura.

It was one of Delon’s most popular films of the 1960s.More popular at the French box office was Farewell Friend(Adieu I’ami), in which Delon and Charles Bronson played former legionnaires who get involved in the robbery. With his great money management skills, he knew that his bankroll from acting may not sustain his steady need for funds. With that in mind, he established a couple of businesses in his portfolio such as producing and selling his line of perfume, luxury wristwatches, clothing and even eyewear.